The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1887-10-18

weekly visitor at our home and words can not tell
now much we all like it. hope that you may live
long and continue TO teach the young folks. do sd
nuch ioVe 10 read the letters, but like yours tho
oes., anu would like ever SO much tosee you. Wells
ior lear Oh making my letter too long, will close
Luella May Cress, Ligonier, Ind have not read
"ny .etteIs from n llama, so thought / would APP.
piy lor admission to the band / enjoy reading
Auil' susie ana the cousins letters very much II
am zen years Old. live in the country our school
WI ossin soon; my cousin will be my teacher. n
can GO ike the other girls do go to grandma's II
maven any grandma grandpa living on this sidoi
OF lhe shining river. Aunt Susie send YOU souarS
Iol your memory quit, also five cents Please put,
TIoN. ~
Many thanks-your square is very pretty =
Edith and Patte Davant, Union Point, Ga-we
go to school near home; have very sweet teacher,
anu love nearly all of our studies We have been
p'chlNg cotton for apa to get some missionary
money to send TO the Georgia Baptist association.
loiil says we must the money we give to-
Jesus David would not make an offering to the
Aoiu mat cost him nothing. Our offerings are
valued in proportion to the sacrifice we make to get
them Enclosed find ten cents for your Bibe;,
please Please put my name in. Love to yourself and our
little cousins.
Anna L. Cosper, Childersburg, Ala.-I venture
somewhat timidly, as this is my first attempt to-
Write to the Young Folks column | am little
girl hlIe years old. My papa takes THE CONSTITUTE
TON enjoy reading the letters very much 1 will
start TO school next Monday. will be glad, for
dearly love my teacher. | have five studies have
one brother older than myself and one sister
younger We have nice times together. We 70
muscadine and crane hunting. Much love to Aunt
Susie and the cousins
Your letter is nicely written for little girl nino
years Old.
Susie Stnmper Button, Cal come asking per.
missile n to Join tie band of cousins am eleven
years Old and can help mama do most all of her
work am going T. school now and have six
studies. | have been reading THE CONSTITUTIONS
one year enjoy reading the cousins letters NV
papa Is tarmcrund lives four miles from the pretty
village of Button. We have u gentle horse thah
SISTER and can ride For fear my letter is too long
will close, with much love to Aunt susie and the
cousins.
Irene Sharp, Oak Ridge, La-Pcase let me como
n Papa takes THE CONSTITUTION and it is q well
come visitor. think it one of the best papers I'M
the world. live ioar miles from the little village
OF OAK Ridge in beautiful prairie. Please tell mo
what style ana size you want the squares for youI
quilt, as wish TO maize you one. have always
attended school at home, but would like to 90 10
some good college for one term. My mother and
father are both living. l have three sisters and
three brothers and am the middle of the row. NV
age is between sixteen and twenty would like I'd
correspond with some of the cousins AS this il mJ
first letter guess II is long enough.
Note-lhe small squares that compose the large
square are about "a inches, made Of white and
colored cotton goods.
Irma McCord Oak RIDGE La-As 7 500 NV stata
Qouisiann) is not represented in the Young Folks
column of your paper, concluded it would be quite
right for me to represent it. That is if you and tho
cousins will open the door at my tmd tap and well
come me as a new conner, but one who would like
to remain sometime ifagreeabe. The town live
IN is very small, containing only nine stores There
is great deal OF talk about railroad coming
through here would be very much pleased To-
correspond with some of the cousins not younger
than fourteen. Aunt Susie, ! enclose a nielte:
please put my name in your Bible.
Leila Hurley, Curry, Ala.-See n so many letters
from the cousins thought would write one Papa
takes THE CONSTITUTION and likes 1t very much.
| We have sweet little baby sister and we all want
! you to name her, Aunt SUSIE | send you a SQUARE
for your memory quilt but you win have to write
my name on it, Tor have no indelible ink.
| Franklin NJ. smith, Lumpkin, Ca. Dear Aunt
! Susie; 1t has been raining all day and haven d
| picked any cotton. Little sister told mama TO tel
Aunt u lie that she had "witeing pen and size
coula write we'll" Cousins, n great many of you
tell what you can do; can churn, wash dishes and
sweep the floor, bring water and pick cotton and ID
papa Is sick can help him ut the milf like TINT
better than housekeeping Well Aunt Susie viii
send you five cents in hopes my name win go in
your Bible Aunt Susie, please let US know Christ,
mas how much your Bible cost
Augusta b Sttllnys Columbus Miss--As the
flower laden breeze steals through The open wins
dows this lovely autumn day, feel an inclination
to commune with those who at present occupy NV
thoughts. Our circle Is continually widening and
Aunt Susie has nieces and nephews in nearly every
part of the United States and think we should all
cheerlully contribute something TO the handsome
Bible. tits one of the little ways in which we can
all show our appreciation OF her kindness to us,
Please find enclo e1 ten cents for me / snail eon-
slider il an honor 10 have my name enrolled upon
its list. Would be glad to hear from some of tba
cousins and viii cndeavpr to matea correspondence
one Of Interest and pleasure.
Id Finley, Montcyallo, Ala. My first letter found
It's way into the waste ba5lsot, but win do as you
told us-not get discouraged, but write again. am
always glad when Thursday comes for that Is tho
day we get the dear old Constitution; Il Is well
come visit Mt our house. Papa says il Is the besh
piper he hasever taken.I have lost my little nephew
since last wrote you. He was ten ycnrs old when
he died. We miss him so much His name was
Frank Tracy. am 50 glad Betsy Hamilton has
come home for love to read her pieces As you
don't like long letter viii close. Goodbye, AUNT
Susie.
The Public is Nowhere.
From It'd Bits.
The earth is the Lords, but the downtown
sidewalks belong to the whole ale trade.